The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-29

III your diCu HeeuS repairing,
go to Weilai DIS.
Fresh oysters always on hand
at Andy Hoil, Jr's.
Go TO Andy Holl, Jr-, for fresh
celery and fresh oysters.
Just received some fine Miclli-
gan celery at Andy Holl, Jr's.
| Mr.. al Elliott has located at
Findlsy, where he is engaged in
housebuilding and contracting.
Father Cady has located at
Coilegeville, MINI. His many
friends will be glad to know that
his health is improving.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grier, of
Lancaster, and Mrs. Kate Martin,
of Cincinnati, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Collins on Satur-
day.
Capt. II. S. Berry, who has
bean visiting in this vicinity for
two weeks, returned to his home
in Cameron City, Missouri, last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hooker,
of Lancaster, and Mr.. William
Moore, of Newark, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Moore. on
Saturday last.
The. forthcoming marriage of
Henry Kessler and Name Dono-
van, was published at St. Johns
church last Sunday.
The ladies of the NJ. E church
will hold . Fair for the benefit Of
the church Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Dec. 13 and 14th.
The dance at Hartman's Hall
last Thursday night, given by
Hen Applegate, Ferd Magic and
H. E. White, was a success.
The Labor speake. advertised
for last Monday night, did not
come. 1t is thought Pursell took
HIM to Charleston. Frank Myers
is mad.
Henry Luiz, Logan, O., says
Oochran's Coca Tonic does him
more good when he has no appe-
tile and Is feeling bad, than any
o:her tonic.
Rev. Thomas, of the Logan NJ.
E. church, was appointed by the
Chiilicoihe Conference, as Treas
urer of the Conference for the en-
suing yesr.
Miss Mary Price, of our city
ate: visiting friends in Illinois
and Missouri, has gone 10 Wicbi-
ta. Kan, here she will remain
during the fall.
Jess Williams, of Somerset.
Perry couaty, is visiting his old
scloolmaies IN this city, this
eek. What Jess dosen't know
about "hoss," in our opinion.
| wouldn't make very large book
| Mrs. Glass. OF Fnrnacetown,
mother of AIR. Riley Glass, who
has been dangerously Ill the past
Two weeks, is we are glad 10
state, improving.
Still The campaiguers come in. |
We print tins week over l6CO pa
pers. This campaign business is
breaking us up, bnt we hope Is |
making our patrons rich. Now
is the time TO subscribe. Now is |
time to advertise.
The Hetherwells will pipe the
gas from our we'll to their works. |
and attempt to utilize it as heat |
producer. If the exp sriment Is a |
success, the company proposes to
pay S25.00 per month.
SIM Sulzbacher and family |
have removed to Marietta, where
MIR. S has purchased a clothing
store. The good wishes of the
many friends iD Logan are for
a pleasant home, and business
success.
The congregation of the M. E.
Church will give a reception a:
the parsonage, Friday evening
Sept. Both. All are cordially in
vlted to come and bring we'll fill
ed baskets.
Rev. Griffith, of Smiths Chap
ell, was placed npon the superan-
nuated list, by the Chillicotke
NJ. E. Conference. MIR. Griffith is
one of the Oldest and most zeal
ous ministers of the church, and
this action of the Conference will
give him needed rest.
Tom Hardy, of Maxvllle, the
celebrated painter of the Rock
House and other indescribable
places, was in this city on Mon.
day. Hen Lutz is looking for
him, to get his best talent On his
new red Opera House on Second
street. Hen wants a drop curtain
of Ft. Vinegar.
The Standard Rotary Shuttle
Sewing Machine, of which B. @.
McManigal is Agent, took the
first and only premium awarded
at the Ohio State Fair. There is